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Hello there,How long have you had your temporary? 10 days? 10 weeks? 10 years? If you've been wearing your temporary crown for 10 days, you should have no problems with the fit of your permanent crown. However, if it's been 10 years, you'll need to start the process over. Temporary crowns are just that, TEMPORARY. They are not meant to protect your tooth for an extended period of time. I would recommend seeing a dentist for a complete evaluation to determine your options at this time. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100
You have been wearing it for 10 days or 10 years? I am assuming 10 years the way the question is worded. If this is the case you will need to start the process again for an accurate fit. You will be very lucky if the tooth does not recurrent decay after this long in a temporary. Good luck.
Hi, thanks for write... If you don't have any pain probably is OK, but you need to take some x rays to evaluate, tell your doctor before your new crown. Good luck.
You don't mention if this is 10 days or 10 years. If you have been wearing a temp for 10 days no problem. If you have been wearing a temp for 10 years you will need to start over. Temporaries don't fit as well as permanent crowns and also wear differently than permanent crowns.
Hello there,I'm sorry to hear that you are having issues with your new crowns. I would recommend returning to your dentist to discuss your concerns. Although you liked your temporaries, they can not be worn long term. Your dentist can communicate with the lab about what was "right" with your te...
Hello there,I would have to agree with your dentist that crowning your four front teeth appears to be the best option. Usually, all porcelain crowns are the best aesthetic option for anterior (front) teeth. I use both Empress and Emax for my patients. Both are great and look very natural. T...
Hi, thanks for write... No, it's not normal you fell pain for so long, try to come back to your dentist and take some x rays to evaluate the root canal and also evaluate your bite. Good luck
Hello there,Most of the time, a crown can be re-cemented if the tooth structure under it is not fractured. The cost to have this done would be minimal. If your tooth is fractured and enough tooth structure remains, a post and new crown would be recommended. And in some cases, removing the t...
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